Coat with integrated tool belt

ABSTRACT

A garment wearing apparatus  1  which has a integrated tool belt  2  pouches integrated in tool belt  4  are all held up by belt holding mechanism  3

CROSS-REFERENCE TO RELATED APPLICATIONS

This application relates to and claims priority from U.S. ProvisionalPatent Application Ser. No. 60/662,523 filed on Mar. 17, 2005,specifications which are incorporated herein by reference.

FEDERALLY SPONSORED RESEARCH

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SEQUENCE LISTING OR PROGRAM

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BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION—FIELD OF INVENTION

This invention relates to a method to attach a tool belt with pouches aswell as Holding apparatuses to clothing.

BACKGROUND OF INVENTION

In standard commercial construction practices as well as residential useindustry, has seen many new innovations from heavy equipment down to asimple tool. Now as one know when working in either of the above tradestools are needed to be carried to allow for faster production, where inlies the use of a tool belt. Now tool belts have been around for quitesome time but have really never undergone much of a change as far as howthe traditional tool belt is worn except for suspenders being attachedwhich with the weight of the many tools the tradesman carries pulls downon the shoulders and upper back which in turn effects the vertebra aswell as the disk located with in the vertebra. The belt is usuallyfastened around the waist. The problem w the old method of fastening atool belt around the waist is slipping. Further more, the other problemthat arises with the use of the traditional tool belt is the excessweight of the tools pulling down on the lower lumbar area and or midextremities. To add, when the traditional tool belt moves up and down oracross the body the body receives abrasions as well as chaffing.

The traditional tool belt worn today by trades men in the commercial aswell as home use industry has many disadvantages.

(a) The tool belts cause move to easy while the trades men is working.

(b) The tool belts cause abrasions from movement of the belt.

(c) The tool belts cause chaffing from movement of the belt.

(d) The tool belts with suspenders cause strain on the upper extremitiesof the back.

(e) The tool belts with suspenders cause strain on the vertebra which inturn cause strain on the disk.

BACKGROUND OF INVENTION—OBJECTS AND ADVANTAGES

Accordingly, besides the objects and advantages of the coat withintegrated tool belt described in my above patent, there are manyobjects and advantages of the present invention are.

(a) The Coat with integrated tool belt will not move while in use

(b) The Coat with integrated tool belt will create a less like chance ofabrasions.

(c) The Coat with integrated tool belt will create a less like chance ofchaffing.

(d) The Coat with integrated tool belt will produce a less like chanceof strain on upper extremities of upper back relieving possible injuryto employee.

(e) The Coat with integrated tool belt will produce a less like strainon vertebra and disk. and relieving possible injury to employee.

SUMMARY

In accordance with the present invention coat with integrated tool beltare comprised of a integrated tool belt, belt holding mechanism andgarment wearing and belt with pouches.

DRAWINGS—FIGURES

FIG. 1 (1) illustrates the garment wearing apparatus.

FIG. 1 (2) illustrates the integrated tool belt.

FIG. 1 (4) illustrates the pouches integrated in tool belt

FIG. 2 (1) illustrates the garment wearing apparatus.

FIG. 2 (2) illustrates the integrated tool belt.

FIG. 2 (4) illustrates the pouches integrated in tool belt

FIG. 3 (1) illustrates the garment wearing apparatus.

FIG. 3 (2) illustrates integrated tool belt.

FIG. 3 (3) illustrates the belt holding mechanism.

FIG. 3 (4) illustrates the pouches integrated in tool belt

FIG. 4 (1) illustrates the garment wearing apparatus as a vest

FIG. 4 (2) illustrates the integrated tool belt as a vest.

FIG. 4 (4) illustrates the pouches integrated in tool belt as a vest.

FIG. 5 (1) illustrates the garment wearing apparatus as a vest.

FIG. 5 (2) illustrates the integrated tool belt as a vest.

FIG. 5 (3) illustrates the pouches integrated in tool belt as a vest.

FIG. 5 (4) illustrates the pouches integrated in tool belt as a vest.

DRAWINGS—REFERENCE NUMERALS

1 Garment wearing apparatus. 2 Integrated tool belt. 3. Belt holdingmechanism 4 Pouches integrated in tool belt

DETAILED DESCRIPTION—FIGS. 1,2,3 and 4—PREFERRED EMBODIMENT

A preferred embodiment of the coat with integrated tool belt presentinvention is illustrated in FIG. 1 (front view) of all embodiments ofthe coat with integrated tool belt consists of 1 garment wearingapparatus attaches too 2 integrated tool belt has 4 pouches integratedin tool belt (rear view) with rear view embodiments FIG. 2 1 garmentwearing apparatus has the 2 integrated tool belt attached 4 pouchesintegrated in tool belt which in turn is attached to 1 garment wearingapparatus FIG. 3 (rear view) of all embodiments FIG. 3 1 garment wearingapparatus has the 2 integrated tool belt adhered to 3 belt holdingmechanism adhered 4 pouches integrated in tool belt FIG. 4 (front view)with front view embodiments as a vest 4 1 garment wearing apparatus as avest has adhered 2 integrated tool belt as a vest has 4 pouchesintegrated in tool belt as a vest FIG. 5 (rear view) with allembodiments FIG. 5 1 garment wearing apparatus as a vest has adhered 2integrated tool belt as a vest by way of 3 belt holding mechanism whichin turn receives 4 pouches integrated in tool belt as a vest.

Operations—FIGS. 1, 2, 3 and 4

The garment wearing apparatus 1 has the 2 integrated tool belt adheredwhich is adhered by way of a affixing mechanism or 3 belt holdingmechanism 4 is attached to 2.

Advantages

From the description above: a number of advantages of my coat withintegrated tool belt become evident.

(a) My invention will reduce the movement of the traditional tool belt.

(b) My invention will reduce abrasions caused due in part from movementof traditional tool belt.

(c) My invention will reduce chaffing caused due in part from movementof traditional tool belt.

(d) My invention will reduce strain on upper back

(e) My invention will reduce lower back strain

(f) My invention should reduce damage to the vertebra and disks locatedwith in.

CONCLUSION, RAMIFICATIONS, AND SCOPE

accordingly, the reader will conclude that the Coat with Integrated toolbelt is a much less destructive way to carry tools on the side. This iswhat makes this is invention far more superior. The traditional way ofcarrying and or holding multiple tools lends way to damage to the skinas well as muscles and bones.

-   Reduce damage to the skin-   Reduce damage to the muscles-   Reduce damage to the bones-   provides a more comfortable wear

1. A integrated tool belt attached to a garment (i) garment wearingapparatus which relates to dependent claim
 1. (ii) integrated tool beltwhich relates to dependent claim
 1. (iii) belt holding mechanism whichrelates to dependent claim
 1. (iv) pouches integrated in tool belt whichrelates to dependent claim
 1. 2. A integrated tool belt affixed by wayof belt holding mechanism (i) garment wearing apparatus which relates todependent claim
 2. (ii) integrated tool belt which relates to dependentclaim
 2. (iii) belt holding mechanism which relates to dependent claim2. (iv) pouches integrated in tool belt which relates to dependent claim2.